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Split release from Noise Research and Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt
Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, born in Chicago (USA), now living in Berlin, is a performance artist, musician, free improvisator and composer of experimental music. This piece was created using his accidental guitar method.
Noise Research is the alter-ego of UK Sound Artist / Musician Ian Simpson who has been involved in the experimental / improvised music scene for many years. He has adopted an uncompromising approach in both playing and performance.
SDCM's track was recorded live on the 11th April 2011
NR's track was recorded and processed on the 21st & 22nd of April 2011
Artwork copyright: Ian Simpson 2011
Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, born in Chicago (USA), now living in Berlin, is a performance artist, musician, free improvisator and composer of experimental music. This piece was created using his accidental guitar method.
Noise Research is the alter-ego of UK Sound Artist / Musician Ian Simpson who has been involved in the experimental / improvised music scene for many years. He has adopted an uncompromising approach in both playing and performance.
SDCM's track was recorded live on the 11th April 2011
NR's track was recorded and processed on the 21st & 22nd of April 2011
Artwork copyright: Ian Simpson 2011
